Where can I find the full list of modules available?

[luiz00martins]

Currently I'm getting an Error executing lua .../lua/neorg/modules/core/integration/nvim-compe/module.lua:22: nvim-compe not found, aborting.... This is most likely because core.defaults is loading core.integrations.nvim-compe, and I don't have nvim-compe installed.

So, I'd like to load the modules manually, so I can pick the ones I'll use. However, after searching through the repo and docs, I was not able to find a list of modules.

Is there an extensive list somewhere?

[vhyrro]

The wiki contains a list of documented modules but for the past month or so I've been focusing on the code and leaving docs until before the 0.1 release. I know that the completion errors are a bit annoying and i will be fixing it tomorrow and forcing users to select a completion engine manually. As of now you probably want to configure core.norg completion as such:

["core.norg.completion"] = {
    config = {
        engine = nil
    }
}

Or optionally you can disable the module entirely:

["core.defaults"] = {
    config = {
        disable = { "core.norg.completion" },
    }
}

Note that setting the engine to nil will cause warnings to show up, I'll be fixing that tomorrow too :)

Looking at lua/neorg/modules/core is also a good way of finding neorg modules (duh lol). Each one should have a short description at the top of the file about what it does. Hope that helps!

[luiz00martins]

Of course, the Wiki! Don't know how I forgot about that.

Looking at lua/neorg/modules/core is also a good way of finding neorg modules (duh lol).

lmao, yeah, that's basically (well... literally) a list of all the modules.

In any case, I think that disable = { "core.norg.completion" } is a more elegant solution to my problem. Thanks for that!